Gemeineuropäisches Privatrecht in Rumänien. Neue Kodifikationen zwischen französischen, deutschen oder österreichischen und europäisch internationalen Einflüssen.

»Zusammenfassend ist dieses Buch für viele Leser wertvoll. Es bietet einen guten deutschsprachigen Einstieg in das rumänische Privatrecht und enthält Übersetzungen vieler Texte des NCC. Zudem zeigt es, dass die (moderne) freiwillige Rezeption fremden Rechts immer evolutiv ist. Das Ziel der Autoren, zur Entdeckung einer vielfältigen und wahrhaft europäischen Rechtsordnung anzuregen, ist jedenfalls erreicht.« Dr. Samuel Vuattoux-Bock, in: Zeitschrift für Eruopäisches Privatrecht, 4/2024

Oliver Remien studied law in Hamburg and Geneva. Between 1982 and 2000, he was an scientific assistent and referent to Ulrich Drobnig at the Max-Planck-Institute for foreign and international private law and, between 1982 – 1990, secretary of the »Commission on European Contract Law« (Lando-Group) 1982-1990. He received a Ph.D. summa cum laude with his work »Rights enforcement through astreintes«. After his habilitation in 2000, he held the Chair of Civil Law, European Business Law, International Private and Procedural Law, and Comparative Law from 2001 until his retirement in 2023. Oliver Remien died in Vienna in April 2023.

Liviu Zidaru studied law in Bucharest. Since 2004 he has been a judge in Romania, first at the 4th District Court Bucharest, then at the Regional Court (Tribunal) Bucharest and currently at the Court of Appeal (Curtea de Apel) Bucharest, 4th Civil Section – specialized in general civil law and intellectual property. In 2013, he received a Ph.D. summa cum laude with his work »Court competence in Romania and Germany« (published 2015). Other relevant publications are a monography on court competence in the Brussels I bis Regulation (2017) as well as a course on civil procedure (2020). He is maître de conférence in the field of civil procedural law and court organization at the Law Faculty of the University of Bucharest.